Southport monster Axel Rudakubana would have killed all 26 girls & teachers if he could, says judge
'MASS MURDER'
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COPS who seized Axel Rudakubana’s electronic devices uncovered a library of hate.
They found more than 164,000 documents stored on two Lenovo tablets.
PACops who seized Axel Rudakubana’s electronic devices uncovered a library of hate[/caption]
One of the tablets contained material on Nazi GermanyAnother documented how 5,000 soldiers died in the Russian-Chechen conflict from 1994 to 1995
The fiend, 17 at the time, had also wiped the browsing history on a HP laptop.
Rudakubana also downloaded “The myth of the remote-controlled car bomb” — explaining their use and effectiveness in terror attacks.
A source said: “He was obsessed with the most appalling atrocities.
“The nastier it was, the more interesting he found it.”
One document, “Military studies in the Jihad against Tyrants: The Al-Qaeda Training Manual”, contained advice and instruction on committing acts of terror.
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Another document, called “Strong nitric acid”, is a study on the chemical, used by IS to dissolve 25 spies in 2016.
Det Supt Matt Smith, of Merseyside Police, said: “The material shows his obsession with extreme violence and how he obtained information on how to kill, alongside the procurement of weapons.”
